Sentence examples for seen as unable from inspiring English sources

Ms. Schwab said Mr. Azevêdo was taking over an institution that is increasingly seen as unable to deliver.

Those nations' debt loads are large, and both are increasingly seen as unable to make the kind of changes that will persuade investors to keep buying their debt.

He vanquished a field of multimillionaires, some more experienced and better known, and benefited from fortuitous domestic scandals that sidelined two opponents and left him facing a Republican widely seen as unable to win.

In a country hindered by its own conflicts, where the government is often seen as unable to provide basic services for its own citizens, refugee support falls mostly on the shoulders of international and local aid organizations.

Ehud Olmert, the prime minister, was elected on his plan to remove some Israeli settlements from the West Bank; but after Lebanon and Gazaa, where weeks of military operations have killed 200 Palestinians but failed either to release a kidnapped soldier or to stop the firing of rockets into Israel), he is seen as unable to guarantee Israel's security if he does.

They dont want to be seen as unable to fulfill their promises," says Brumfield.

The average at-home connection is three to four megabits a second now, speeds seen as ultimately unable to deliver increasingly rich multimedia content.

If Google stumbles, it will be seen as the company unable to move beyond a single stellar success.

An internal briefing for staff at the Lib Dem HQ suggests that Mr Miliband is seen as weak and unable to unite his party in favour of reform.

Ms Silva's personal probity, her mostly sensible, middle-of-the-road proposals and promise of a "new politics" appealed to Brazilians increasingly fed up with the self-serving pragmatists in government, seen as corrupt and unable to deliver decent public services.At the time Mr Neves, until then Ms Rousseff's putative challenger, dismissed Ms Silva's surge as "a passing wave".

The religious parties, which control southern Iraq, are seen as corrupt and unable to deliver needed services to rebuild and modernize the region.